Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

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1853; pupil of Van der Linden, the Academie royale des BeauxArts of Brussels and Ecole des Beaux-Arts of Paris. He obtained in
1897 a medal of the Second Class at Brussels, and the following
year, a gold medal at Munich for sculpture. He has also produced
medallic work.
HtRALDE, JEAN DE (French). Mint-engraver at Bordeaux, circ.
I570.
HERANT-BENDER, MARIE (French). Contemporary Sculptor,
born in Egypt; pupil of Thomas and Tonnelier. At the Salon of
I904 he exhibited a Portrait-medallion in bronze, and in I905 two
Prize medals of the Societe d'hygiene de l'Enfance.
HERBEMONT AUGUSTE ALBERT (B.D.M., Vol. II, p. 481).
Further exhibits were made by this artist at the Salon de la Societe
des Artistes francais, Paris: I 904. Portrait-medallion of M.J. H***;
- 907 and I908. Several Portrait-medals and Medallions; -
1909. Portrait-medallion of Dr Lamy; - I9I0. M. Louis Lamy
and nine other Portrait-medals; - 1912. Portrait-plaquette of
Achille Cesbron; - Portrait-medallion of Louis Vauthier; - 19 I 3.
Portrait-plaquette of Edouard Camus; - I914. Portrait-plaquette
of Dr A.G. Bardet.
HERBERT, GWENDOLEN (Brit.). Contemporary Sculptor and
Medallist, born in Ireland; pupil of M"e Genevieve Granger, and
MM. Van der Stapfen and Hughes. At the Salon of 1906 she exhibited
two plaquettes: Goats; - Portrait of Mile Genevieve Granger; -
I907. Royal Academy: Portrait-plaquette of her teacher,
Mile Genevieve Granger; - Silver Medal for Physical Training
College; - Bronze Plaque representing Goats at Glendalough;Portrait-medal of Mrs. Guinness and others.
HERBERT, J. (Brit.). Engraver, by whom is a Portrait in silver,
high relief, on a papier mache box of Wellington.
HERCULE, BENOIT LUCIEN (French) (B.D.M., Vol. II, p. 482).
90o5. Exposition Internationale d'Alimentation et d'Hygiene
appliquee at Paris, AE 57.
HERING. ALOYS (Germ.). To this engraver is attributed a medal
of Philip, Count Palatine (I455-I54J) (Erbsten sale Cat. i67).
HERING, HENRY (Amer.). Sculptor and Medallist, 4 West 33rd
Street, New York City. He was born in New York City, February
I5, I874; studied at Cooper Union, at the Art Students League
and at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts-in Paris. Mr. Hering also studied
with Philip Martiny and with Mercier, and later under Augustus